The phrase "a point emphasized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific idea or argument that has been highlighted or made more prominent in a discussion or text.
Example: "In her presentation, she made a point emphasized by the recent research findings, which underscored the importance of early intervention."
Alternatives: "a highlighted point" or "a key point made".
That was also a point emphasized by Lt. Gen. Robert L. Caslen Jr., superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and a former chief of the Office of Security Cooperation-Iraq.
This is a point emphasized in "Aftershock".
An open product can also take advantage of collective, voluntary contributions of the masses, a point emphasized by Yochai Benkler.
Most of MCI's major rivals have larger profit margins, and could more easily ride out a price war, a point emphasized yesterday by AT&T.
No new refineries have been built in this country for 20 years, a point emphasized with obvious relish by Dick Cheney.
He said the government had "acknowledged that there were things that should have been done differently," a point emphasized by hearings in Congress and critical internal inquiries.
A specific point emphasized is that the strength criterion must be augmented by an appropriate regularization strategy if the post-localization response is to be evaluated.
From cross-border investment to tech leadership to the role of media, bilateral relations are at a crucial inflection point, emphasized speakers at the Committee of 100's annual conference in DC and a China Institute forum in New York City.
Speaking on TF1 channel on Sunday, President François Hollande of France made a similar point, emphasizing that the military option "should remain on the table".
A point worth emphasizing, and one emphasized in almost every serious study of managerial work, is that the formal information — in other words, information capable of being processed in a computer — does not play a particularly dominant role here.
Both candidates followed their husbands into politics, a point frequently emphasized by supporters and critics alike.
